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a few pics of my 73 net hope all like it i was on the old site as the same name still havent got it looking like a cop car but i do have the light bar made and on the car
Good looking 73 ya have there. Do you have a pic with the lights?
not yet its been cold here and i have been busy but will have some pics soon the lights are homemade adam-12 style light bar
YAY! Someplace to post my pictures!! The 2 door Coronet made a comeback for 1975 only to be eliminated in 1975 from the lineup. The Dodge Charger was introduced that same year and was almost identical, the decision was made to end the 2 door Coronet's production. It did continue as a Plymouth model branded Fury (and the ultra-rare Road Runner edition).
There were only 9.975 4 door, wagons and 2 door Coronets made in the Brougham trim level in 1975, all were V-8's. Records do not indicate how many 2 door models were produced.... and who knows how many were made with the Powder Blue with a White vinyl canopy roof like my Brougham.... :o 339340341342343
Wow, that's super clean! I bet it hauls with that 355 back there
hotrod AL Wrote:Wow, that's super clean! I bet it hauls with that 355 back there
It works pretty good!! I rebuilt the distributor last year and I am still working on dialing it in.
Agreed with the fenders being rare... the '71s have the split front reflectors that are inside the body... in '72 and '73 they went with a much simpler single bar reflector that (if I recall correctly) sticks out a little from the sheet metal. If you're not picky they do swap back and forth, but it won't be "correct".
I'm fairly certain the front doors are the same between sedan and wagon, but the back doors are not- the area around the window is rounded on the back part of the door to fit with the sedan's roofline, and squared off to flow into the back quarter window on the wagon.
There's been a "NOS" '71 fender on ebay for quite awhile... going for more than I paid for the car.
